'tis the season

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Triton 53
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'tis the season

Post by Triton 53 »

I would like to wish Tim and everybody a happy and safe holiday.


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Post by bcooke »

Yeah, what he said.
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'tis the season

Post by Shark »

Ditto
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Post by Peter »

Double Ditto :-)
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Post by Zach »

Merry Christmas... You bunch of itching resin heads! (Grin)

Tis the season to be jolly, gain weight (insulation) and dream of sailing somewhere warm!
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Post by cantstopnow »

Merry Christmas To all the the boats, May they all get what they want;)
Today is a great day to Go Sailing
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Post by heartofgold »

Wishing all of you a Merry (and safe) Christmas! May the new year bring renewed prosperity to our boats.
Doug
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